₦airaland Forum

legalwealth:
Will one keg of the 5W-30 whose picture is up there be enough to service a Lexus ES 350?

Bigsteveg:
Hi GAZZUZZ, please how often do I need to service my Toyota Camry 2007, what mileage do I need to cover before servicing it. Thanks.

maxxx:
Oga gazzus sorry to digress a little bit.pls I have a 2011 corolla I bought nigerian used.It's in a very good condition and runs fine.My worry is that the engine oil cap specifically states 0w20 while the original owner has been servicing the car with 20w50 engine oil since the car was bought as toks in 2017.Is there any consequences ? Anything I can do to mitigate against engine failure or should I continue to drive it as it is?....Thanks in advance for your advice.
NB: The car's mileage is currently at 66,550.

fealdexter:
Good evening Mr Gazzuz, please my camry 2.4 is seriously chopping fuel I noticed since I got it 2 months ago. I've scanned, and changed O2 sensor but no improvement. My mechanic had checked every possible cause and later resolved that it cause of missing catalyst. I'm currently considering enaging a panel beater to manually work something as catalyst but I need your help on what to do? I don spend money finiah untop fuel. Please save my life

Horus:
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(1.) Carter Bridge was first constructed in 1901.

(2.) It was the only bridge connecting the mainland and Lagos Island.

(3.) Currently, Carter Bridge is one of the three bridges connecting Lagos Island to the mainland. The others are Third Mainland and Eko
bridges.

(4.) The bridge starts from Iddo on the mainland and ends at Idumota area of Lagos Island.

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(5.) The bridge was named after Sir Gilbert Thomas Carter, a former Governor of the Colony of Lagos.

(6.) The bridge was expanded, upgraded and commissioned by the British colonial government on July 1958.

(7.) The construction firm, Borini Prono Nigeria Ltd., constructed the Carter Bridge.

(8.) After independence, the bridge was dismantled, redesigned and rebuilt during late 1970s. The construction method used requires that the beams have hollows.

(9.) The Alaka-Ijora flyover, on the Iddo end of the span was completed in 1973.

(10.) The parking of vehicles on the bridge has resulted in both severe road congestion in addition to contributing to its rapid deterioration.

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(11.) In 2003, the Nigerian Institute of Structural Engineers noted that the parking of vehicles along the span may result in collapse if left unaddressed.

(12.) In April 2006, the Lagos State Transport Commissioner announced that all commercial vehicles would be banned from entering Lagos Island by way of the Carter Bridge to keep buses and other vehicles from parking on the bridge.

(13.) Also in 2006, the Lagos State government instituted a ₦ 50,000 fine for persons parking their vehicles along the span.

(14.) In addition to congestion on the bridge, Carter was perceived as unsafe at night due to the lack of streetlights. In July 2013, Governor Fashola of Lagos State commissioned streetlights on Carter Bridge powered by an Independent Power Project. The project was conceptualized, designed and completed by the State's Electricity Board using local components and technicians.

(15.) The Carter Bridge is an 11.8km bridge

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Luckybelt:
Isn’t this one also crappy South African brand?

apache4:
Do you hava a Brand New Car ,,Toyota Or Honda precisely
pls let me know ,it's urgent ...thanks

Tyche:
Methinks he's more interested in the consistent cash flow than ROI. Sadly. Most business men hardly do this, once money is coming in on a daily basis, they are comfortable.

It's a little more complicated. But 1 thing he fears most is negative comments about Ehailing

kponkedenge:
How much are you selling...... I mean final price.... And are these the only ones you have for sale?

uuzba:
People place different values on different objects.
Cars are more valued in this environment than microscope. Even if you purchased the microscope from planet Jupiter, it is of no value to the common Nigerian man.
But a car is of more value even to the poorest and most uneducated persons. Every one needs a car here for the comfort and independent movement it gives.

dru23:
I think have been pretty fair enough and transparent enough . I mean I had big issues with Romeo3 ,didn't people know about it . I lost more money with Romeo3, than any other driver I ever had .. Didn't I come to the forum to talk about it .. So if I can do that what makes u think I can't do it to the next guy ..keep in mind Romeo3 also worked for you too .. He worked for me before he worked for you and also after too ...True story..

dru23:
Well so far so good.. Can't really can into details how long he has been driving for me ..but it has been a good amount of time. No major issue at all .

abi if there is will you tell us?

dru23:
This business is not for everyone.. Look at me now ,uber has been in the Nigerian market for 4years if am correct ,and have been in the business for about three years.. My point is am not too far behind when uber started. But through ups and down. Am still here ,I change my strategy and adjust my business plan to fit the correct situation.. Do u know I had to change mechanics and drivers, do you know I had to sell off all my cars and started all over again? Do you know I went from about 8 cars to about 5 now.. Were u aware that people were saying the Mobil 1 oil couldn't move market or sell faster enough? But now I can't even keep up with demand at times.. And am still doing uber till now, when others join the so call fence.. What I did is I level up ,change my mind set .. This is coming from a guy that is not even in Nigeria.. Tell me do I have two heads? Just because a person fails at something does not mean the next person will fail .. And to keep it 100% your Gazzuz guy one of his old driver drives for me .. He is one of the best driver I have, very cocky but he delivers.. Nothing in life is easy bro ...you just have to follow your path... and keep focus.. Am glad I didn't listern to anybody, when I first started..

hahahaha he now drives for you? He has driven for almost every vehicle owner of this thread

thebigkendo:
I wonder why no "as usual" pre-purchase pictures

8m no easy, the real buyers with cash, not me with credit, will ask for the relevant info

Luckybelt:
pls what should i check before buying this car?